Yogic body, Vedic mind
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Please understand, you need to discern all these three - action, being free from action and inaction.
Even if you are inside an organization, let your heart be above the organization, not below. Above the organization means, you don’t hate the organization, you run the organization. But you are always free and beyond the organization. You are always free, unbound by the organization. Every day, the work you do should tire your body and the decisions you make should wither the mind. This is what I call as Vedic mind and Yogic body.
When your heart says I am comfortable and very happy, stop walking. Change the route. Your heart should be beating – oh, I am taking the risk! It is with this constant beating, your heart is working. If not, your lungs may work, but heart does not work. You may breathe, but you do not live.
By the work you did whole day, your body should be tired by night and fall asleep. By the decisions you took with the mind, the mind should just wither away and fall into the abyss of peace, fall into sleep. Only then you have Yogic body and Vedic mind. A man who is organized lives in a mediocre way and dies. Whoever lives beyond organization inside an organization, exhausting his body through intense work and exhausting his mind by taking intense risks and courageous actions, he lives like God and never dies!
